I’m posting these nice photos of the solar eclipse on June 10th, which was visible in the sunrise hours starting out of the United States winding across Greenland, past south of the North Pole going into Russia east of Siberia. Satellite Imagery of the June 10th Annular Eclipse: Photo courtesy of National Environmental Satellite, Data and…Read more Recap of the June 10th Annular Eclipse – Info on Future Eclipses
I’m posting these nice photos of the solar eclipse on Monday, which was visible across a narrow path of the South Pacific, Chile, Argentina and the South Atlantic. Photo courtesy of National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service Photo courtesy of National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service The 2020’s Solar Eclipses Date Event December…Read more Wrap-Up of the Recent Eclipse – Info On Future Eclipses
This was an excellent satellite view of an eclipse not viewable by naked eye, unless you happened to be in portions of Antarctica. A treat nonetheless for the satellite view, so I am sharing photos and clips from the event. Last Friday night to Saturday morning’s path was from mostly over the continent of Antarctica.…Read more Photos & Video: Total Friday’s Solar Eclipse – Future Eclipse Information
A treat for persons to our north from Chicago. The path is from Canada through Greenland and over the polar area in the Arctic Ocean into Russia for the sunset. The annular eclipse will never be in totality, so it is unsafe to view the eclipse, even at sunrise for too long. Direct viewing is…Read more Solar Eclipse at Sunrise This Morning – Info On Future Solar Eclipses
A treat for persons from California and points out west and further are in for a photographic gem tonight: A Super Blood Moon and Lunar Eclipse. The whole event lasts the total time of 3 hours and 7 minutes. The start of this major event is starting at 3:47 a.m. CDT which is a little…Read more Super Blood-Moon and Lunar Eclipse – Info On Future Eclipses
This morning at 7:33 a.m. CST, we have the start of the only solar eclipse of the year, visible across a narrow path of the South Pacific, Chile, Argentina and the South Atlantic. Maximum eclipse is at 11:13 a.m. CST and lasts until 11:54 a.m. CST. A partial eclipse visible from a wider region in…Read more The 2020 Total Solar Eclipse: Southern Hemisphere
This is a photographic wrap up of the partial lunar eclipse that started at 12:02 a.m. and ended at 6:01 a.m. CDT on 11/19/2021. What a long event, as the whole event spanned over a six hours and one minute time period throughout the nighttime hours on Friday morning. This happens when the moon enters…Read more Photos of the Partial Lunar Eclipse – Full Beaver “Blood Moon”
I am acknowledging that given the media attention being at or near zero percent saturation on relevant newsworthy items–and I was not paying attention either, and missed posting this very important coverage before it happened – of the overnight annular “ring of fire” solar eclipse.The eclipse never went total, because the moon is located too…Read more Recent Solar Eclipse Overnight – Total Eclipse of the Media
There is a treat for everyone in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and a lot of other points in the Western Hemisphere further are in for a photographic gem tonight: A global event called the partial lunar eclipse. The whole event lasts the total time of 3 hours and 28 minutes, and is to be considered…Read more Full Beaver Moon as the Longest “Blood Moon” and Partial Lunar Eclipse in Ages – Overnight
We have right now a very welcome treat in store for our early morning hours. The full Beaver Moon has turned into a partial lunar eclipse peaking at 3:30 a.m. CDT, although we could not see it because of cloud cover in the Chicago area. A partial eclipse that does not enter the umbra means…Read more Full Beaver Moon Turns Into Partial Eclipse Tonight
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